HotkeyNet: WaitForWinEnabled

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WaitForWinEnabled

Many thanks to dcreager for suggesting this command.

Waits until the currently targeted window is enabled.

Syntax

Parameters

Timeout is the maximum time to wait in milliseconds.

Remarks

This command waits until the window that was previously targeted with TargetWin, WaitForWin, SendWin, SendWinMF, TargetChild, etc., is enabled.

This command can be interrupted with Cancel.

Technical details

This command calls the system function IsWindowEnabled at 500 millisecond intervals.

Example

The following hotkey starts a game, waits for it to open, waits for it to be enabled, and sends a keystroke to it.

This page was last revised on April 30, 2008

INSTRUCTIONS

1. How to Install HotkeyNet 2. How to Set Up HotkeyNet 3. Hotkey Files 4. How to Define a Hotkey 5. More Hotkey Examples 6. Writing Lots of Hotkeys at Once 7. Movement Keys 8. Renaming Windows 9. Sending Keystrokes to Windows 10. Sending to Background Windows 11. If-Else-Endif 12. Toggles (round robin) 13. Blocks and nesting 14. User-defined Commands 15. Subroutines 16. Templates 17. Use a Cheap Keypad Like an X-Keys 18. Security

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